Exploring the interplay between Scottish writers and their landscapes, this interdisciplinary study delves into how modern and contemporary authors express their connection to place through their writing. Monika Szuba highlights figures like Shepherd, MacCaig, and Jamie, arguing that they redefine the relationship between self and environment, moving beyond objectification to an embodied experience of the landscape. The work situates their literary practices within the framework of environmental thought, emphasizing a vibrant engagement with nature.
